Gay and Lesbian Studies Catalog 47 TERMS: We ... - Bolerium Books

Homoerotic color photography; text in Japanese. Most photos are of young men
masturbating.
5. ARC; spring 1994, no. 32. Issue title: Gay and lesbian poetry in Canada: an international
year of the family special tribute. Ottawa, ARC, 1994. 89p., wraps. Poets include Brenda
Brooks, Elsa Gidlow, Nila Gupta, Robert K. Martin and many others. 22.00
6. The arrow; bulletin of the Mackay Society, #3. New York, Mackay Society, Spring 1986.
8p., 7x8.5 inches, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. Includes report from the first annual
meeting in New York. 22.00
7. Attention: gay people & their families; an invitiation to contribute to: "Lesbians, gay
men and their families: an anthology". San Francisco, Operation Concern, 1978. 8.5x11
inch mimeographed flyer soliciting input into the project. 22.00
8. Eine Auslese der köstlichsten Liebesgedichte von Villon [et. al.]. Aufs delikateste
ausgestattet mit handkolorierten Illustrationen von Denis Clairon und einem
verständnisvollen Publikum dargegoten. Basel, Studio Druck, 1945. Unpaginated love
poetry, illus. with pretty, spot-colored line drawings of mostly young women, first edition
slender paper-over- boards, spine panel is completely shattered (hinges remain sound),
boards irregularly sunned and dust-soiled. Some gay content. 15.00
9. Bad boy comix; issue 1. [San Francisco], n. pub., [1983?]. [36]p. gay comix, very good in
wraps. 35.00
10. Bar guide; USA International. N. pl., n. pub., [1971-3?]. 192p., slightly worn wraps, A
state-by-state, country-by-country guide with notations designating the nature of the
establishment (gay, lesbian, 'colored', hustlers, leather, etc.). This invaluable locator for gay
bar culture immediately after Stonewall includes listings for GIs in Vietnam. OCLC lists
two holdings. 75.00
11. The Body Politic; 2. San Francisco, the journal, 1970. 40p., wraps lightly worn, 8.5x11
inches. Not found in OCLC. 25.00
Second issue of the radical medical publication originally launched by the Medical
Community for Human Rights. Contents include "No revolution without us," by an
anonymous gay medical student; the Black Panther Party six month health program; an
article about the occupation of the Nurses' Residence at Lincoln Hospital in New York by
members of the Young Lords Party and DRUM, and more. Illustrated throughout by
underground cartoonists Greg Irons and Dave Sheridan.
12. California hot line ... an annual, detailed guide to your kind of California. San Francisco,
California Hot Line, 1976. 128p., pocketsize wraps somewhat worn and soiled, with small
dog-ears. Tourist guide emphasizing predominately gay places; several entries are overstamped
"closed," reflecting changes as booklet went to press. 45.00
13. Catalyst, a socialist journal of the social services. (Numbers 1-5). New York, Institute for
Social Service Alternatives, 1978-80. First five issues of the journal, 5.25x8.5 inches in
wraps, mild wear. 35.00
Topics range from radical perspectives on ghetto organizing to a psychotherapist's
examination of the impact of coming out on the families of gays and lesbians.